Blog
This is the page which links to my ramblings, thoughts, updates, or other ideas in general which depend on date. They are listed below with their own grid items.
Why I'm Considering Voting for Bruce
For this upcoming state governor race, I decided to consider voting for Bruce Blakeman. And I have a series of reasons why so I decided it would work better as a blog post than any other format.Posted at 2026 Oct 27 at 06:25PM
We Own Your Glass
Lately it has been great in this modern dystopian of tech feudalism and greed. In the current landscape, it seems like TV manufacturers are now taking their turn being grimy with data collection and monetization. From LG’s “We own the glass.” To Roku filing patents to advertise on HDMI inputs . And then Vizio requiring Walmart signins on their new sets . It seems like every TV manufacturer is downright fanatical about advertising to you, the customer.Posted at 2026 Sep 22 at 03:42PM
What They Don't Tell You
When talking about AI, there’s one glaring thing that people don’t realize. Especially when I talk about the surveillance state implications of it, AI fans get really upset. So I decided I’d detail why in a separate post.Posted at 2026 Jul 22 at 11:10PM
The Pope: A Heretic?
Even though I’m a non-denominational Christian, my view on Catholicism is… complex to say the least. I think there’s good and bad with it. So to lay out the TL;DR of my views. The good: The sacraments build good habits for believers. Hierarchy of people who are well-studied on the Bible to ask if your understanding is on the mark. Active and diverse network of charities. The bad: Intercession of saints in prayer. Perpetual virginity of Mary. So yes, my positives on Catholicism outweighs the negatives of it currently.Posted at 2026 Apr 14 at 05:36PM
Scam of the Century
Have you ever wondered why the consumer price index has been increasing a lot faster than inflation? Like the cards are rigged against regular people all the time. It’s because they are. Let’s dive into it because this one will get wild.Posted at 2026 Feb 14 at 11:10PM
Why the RAM price crisis isn't ending
The RAM price crisis is not ending any time soon. And there’s a good reason why. And no, it’s not just natural demand.Posted at 2025 Nov 25 at 01:10PM
Oppose Age Verification
Sometimes it seems as though with every new day there is a new government overreach. In this case it comes at the hands of some new Digital ID legislation which is passing in mostly-red states. The way that it’s currently being drafted, signed, and enforced is the most problematic part of it.Posted at 2025 Oct 29 at 10:58AM
I wrote this a little bit later but decided to post this on my website as well. On December 2nd, 2024; I lost my beloved Butterscotch to chronic kidney disease. She will be missed. This article is for her memory.